Dehumanized
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Dehumanized
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When they said jump
You asked how high
Like a dog for them
You roll over and die
Their platform raises
You raise your hands
They throw you bones
You wait on their commands
When they said jump
You asked how high
Dehumanized
You've been dehumanized
Dehumanized
You're dehumanized
When they said jump
You asked how high
Like a dog for them
You roll over and die
The cookie crumbles
You fight for crumbs
To the pain and violence
You've grown so numb
When they said jump
You asked how high
Dehumanized
You''ve been dehumanized
Dehumanized
You're dehumanized
There must be something more
I know there is
There must be something more
To life than this
There must be something more
I know there is
There must be something more
To life than this
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